Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There isn't any merit in this case other than propagating suicide.
• In the theoretical discussion of this issue, we are with those who believe that the promotion of democracy has as much legitimacy and merit in itself as it does in defence of its own interests.
• There is merit in planning for unforeseen circumstances.
• Obviously, if we want one day Afghanistan to stop being a source of tension and to take its place of merit in the international community, we in the European institutions should seriously reconsider our present policies and the strategies that are being used.
• because he has not overcome any temptation.
• There's no special merit in it, nor prevaricating either,
• As a wise man said, he who has not sinned has no merit in his virtue
• I am not judging their actual merits, but I am criticising the complete lack of merit in this method of awarding grants.

• This Parliamentary report has the merit of clearly presenting some important and sometimes painful realities of the common agricultural policy.
• This text has the merit of recognising market failures and advocating the fight against climate change.
• The Giegold report has the merit of drawing attention to some of these macro
• I think that that is the very great merit of Mrs McNally's position and I must therefore congratulate her on her report.
• The primary merit of the Dehaene report lies in establishing what is at stake and giving a real political perspective to institutional reform.
• economic imbalances.
• This is a good proposal, which has the merit of facilitating monitoring.
• Mr President, the debate on the report by Blaise Aldo has the merit of being politically expedient.